Governments in Budapest, and now Bratislava, are treading a fine line of alignment with the West, showing their central European neighbours what they can get away with, and risking the credibility of EU foreign policy and values
The green transition is vital to Europe’s future. Rebuilding economies to achieve climate neutrality is essential not only to avoid a catastrophe but also to…
In this debate, Ivana Karásková, Jakub Jakóbowski, Tamás Matura and Janka Oertel will discuss the national perspectives of the CEE countries on China and their role in developing a coherent EU approach
The Visegrad Group’s formulation of “à la carte” policies could pave the way for a more demanding and less EU-aligned Central Europe and have serious consequences for the future
Martin Ehl explains that the Visegrad Group is walking a fine line of alignment with the West, putting the credibility of European foreign policy at risk
If Tusk succeeds in founding a government, then he needs to keep the weighty coalition in balance and give Poland a new image in Europe
Teresa Coratella contextualizes Poland’s election result and the political outlook for Donald Tusk
The opposition’s victory is the result of society’s growing weariness towards the Pis government
The result of Tusk is remarkable, especially if we look at the political isolation the PIS has fallen into, which has no chance whatsoever to create alliances
The new American political phase could contribute to an open debate where the actors involved are held accountable as proactive stakeholders of the European integration process
Teresa Coratella analyses how the election of Joe Biden could relaunch the dialogue between European institutions and Visegrad countries, in particular Poland and Hungary
